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The Influence of Sea Power Upon History, 1660-1783

Note 195 — Chapter XIII · ToC

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When a fleet is in line ahead, close to the wind, on one tack, and the ships go about together, they will, on the other tack, be on the same line, but not one ahead of the other. This formation was called bow-and-quarter line.

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